The New Era (2007)

Labor was the central topic of propaganda and educational films from the GDR, especially in the civics classes. A look in the archives of reveals that for decades the same footage was used over and over again. "The New Era" is a small relic which conjures the ghosts of communist education and reminds us of the dream that mankind may in some idyllic future be able to reap the fruits of its labor.

Director: Karsten Wiesel
Runtime: 2 min
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Country: Germany
Original Language: de
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The New Era about?
Labor was the central topic of propaganda and educational films from the GDR, especially in the civics classes. A look in the archives of reveals that for decades the same footage was used over and over again. "The New Era" is a small relic which conjures the ghosts of communist education and reminds us of the dream that mankind may in some idyllic future be able to reap the fruits of its labor.
Who directed The New Era?
The New Era was directed by Karsten Wiesel.
How long is The New Era?
The New Era has a runtime of 2m (2 minutes).
Where was The New Era produced?
The New Era was produced in Germany.